Running my 2.7 CIS can sometimes starve for fuel (or not enough PSIG). I know it's because the supply line from the tank to the 911 CIS fuel pump is the tiny stock size (5mm?). The supply to the pump looks twice the size although I think it's only 8mm. I have a simply brass adapter that sort of sucks. It's a brass 5/16 to 3/8 which doesn't seem like an elegant solution.
Generic pic of a fuel tank for reference:
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I did buy a couple of tank supply fittings from VW speed shops hoping they'd be a little larger. Oddly, the screens and washers matched up to the stock 914 fittings perfectly. Tubes were same size.
If I run full lead-foot through 1st-2nd, fuel can keep up because it's only at peak RPM for a few seconds. Anything 3rd and up and the fuel pump can't keep up, rather the supply to the fuel (gravity and little fitting) can't supply enough to keep the PSIG needed to operate the CIS correctly.
Anybody have any luck with any larger supply fitting?
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Bad pic in previous post, the two kits I bought both had metal mesh screens like this one:
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To be honest I am not sure I buy that. Plenty of folks using hot 3.6 engines with the stock fittings.
You can tap the inside of the threaded nipples for 1/4 Male pipe thread and install the fitting type of your choice. I like a -6 AN that can be easily removed. You need an external fiel filter.
My guess is blocked or kinked line somewhere.
Had a kinked line on mine once, feed line for the pump. would idle fine but under load the line would suck shut and stall the car. would start right back up every time.
Put a camera on the pressure gauge and could watch it drop.
Link to video post #8
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=352435&hl=
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